Accessibility Tools Flashcards
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Which TestNav accessibility option allows a student to have math equations and formulas read aloud using proper mathematical terminology?
Answer: MathML TTS / Math Text-to-Speech
TestNav supports MathML-based Text-to-Speech that reads mathematical expressions using correct terms (e.g., 'three-fourths' or 'x squared') rather than reading raw markup.
A student requires braille output from TestNav. How is this accommodation typically delivered?
Answer: A refreshable braille display connected to the device running TestNav
Students needing braille output use a refreshable braille display device connected to the computer; TestNav sends text to the display via the OS accessibility layer.
In TestNav, the 'Passage Audio' accommodation differs from standard TTS because it:
Answer: Plays a pre-recorded human voice audio file rather than synthesized speech
Passage Audio in TestNav plays professionally pre-recorded human-voice audio files attached to reading passages, providing a more natural listening experience than TTS synthesis.
Which TestNav feature helps students with ADHD or processing differences by dimming everything on screen except the active question?
Answer: Focus Mode / Masking
Focus Mode or the Masking tool lets students dim or cover surrounding content so only the current question region is prominently visible, reducing distraction.
A student finishes early and wants to review flagged items in TestNav. Which built-in tool lets the student mark questions for later review during the test?
Answer: Flag for Review / Bookmark
The Flag for Review (bookmark) feature lets students mark any question they want to revisit, and the review screen shows all flagged items at the end of the section.
When a student uses the TestNav calculator tool, which accessibility benefit does the on-screen calculator provide over a handheld calculator?
Answer: It is always available without risk of a student forgetting or losing a physical device
The on-screen calculator in TestNav ensures every student who has this accommodation can access it reliably without depending on bringing a physical device.
Which of the following is NOT a valid TestNav accessibility tool?
Answer: Spell Checker for all open-response questions
TestNav does not provide a general spell checker for open-response questions by default; TTS, Line Reader, and Answer Eliminator are all legitimate built-in accessibility tools.